Keyes High School - Pirate Yearbook (Keyes, OK)

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KEEP IN MIND THAT THEIR MAIN INTEREST IS TO SEE THAT ALL STUDENTS GET A PROPER DUCATION SO THEY WILL HAVE A STRONG FOUNDATION TO FACE THE WORLD OF TODAY ND A WORLD OF TOMORROW. Bowwboly L lu R. MEMBERS: Bill Williams und Lelrind Arthaud: Pres.. Clyde Adams: Clerk. Susie Hudgens: Vice Pres.. Harry Wilkinson WIRTZ LUMBER AND SUPPLY. INC. 3rd and Quinn Guymon, OK 73942 338-8555 OLD TIMER'S B SL N CAFE NEWS Keyes. 216 Polk OK 73947 , ,, Keyes, OK 73947 I 546-4141 g A- 3

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Pirate . . 'LZXBLE OF OONIE-NT Jeanne Peterson. Editor From the Pirates, Log f i 2 Classes .... 5 Personnel . . . ..... 23 subjects .... ..... 2 9 'EQ ,+? .a Royalty ............... 41 Clubs and Organizations 55 Sports ................ 72 -5' 1- . Ads... .... sag As the editor of this yearbook, l would like to show my appreciation and gratitude to the yearbook staff, who has helped to make this I977- 78 yearbook a great success. Also. my thanks to our supporters. for without them we would not be able to have such a yearbook. l hope each and everyone of you enjoys the Reflections this yearbook has to offer you as you look back through your school day memories. Thank you! Sincerely.

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KEYES PUBLIC SCHOOLS OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT 'KEYES. OKLAHOMA 73947 ON THE HELIUM I I F Dear Students: I We are living in a time of modern conveniences that are surpassed by no other generation. Yet, I feel we are only seeing the breakthrough of what is yet to come. I recall reading an article recently which said, Most of the jobs a which today's youth will be working tomorrow do not exist today. This is an amazing statement. Do you really unde stand what it will require of you? Many of you, no doubt, are asking the question, Why do I need to learn thisg I don see where I will ever use it. This is part of the pain of growing up and gaining an education. It is just like plowing a field. The first round see useless, but one round after another begins to stack up, and eventually the field is plowed. Education works much th same way - One step or one subject at a time soon adds up to a good education. However, if you raise the plow out of the ground every one hundred yards and then back into the ground the ne one hundred yards, you have not completely plowed the field, and it is left rough and ragged. So goes an education the person isn't willing to put his mind to work and keep after it until he has completed his education. I do not believ college is for everyone. Some need to have special training in vocational areas, but this is still an education. What you are able to do in the future depends on what you do now. Are you willing to pay the price now in order t do what is required of you in the future? I challenge you to accept the attitude to do the best you can each day in order to have a bright future. I also cha lenge you to accept the responsibility of training yourselves to lead the youth of the future. In what kind of world d you want to live? Under what form of government do you want to live? What freedoms do you want tomorrow? It is a up to you. What are you going to do with it? I challenge you to do better than we have and with the help of Go Almighty prepare now to have a great future. - Mr. Overton mfwfl Pirate . . . 4 STRIP I